HSM 212gal Capacity 1mil Clear HSM Tear-Resistant Shredder Bag 50Ct Roll for FA400 Single Bin Setup - 3310000007

HSM part 3310000007 is a clear, tear-resistant 1 mil liner for the Powerline FA 400 when the machine collects into one wide container. At 212 gallons and 36 x 30 x 53 in, it is the biggest bag HSM lists for the FA 400 family, and it comes 50 to a roll. It is meant for mailrooms, records centers and other sites that run an FA 400.1 or FA 400.2 in single-bin form.

3310000007 at a glance

• Fits the FA 400.1 and FA 400.2, single-bin configuration only
• 212-gallon capacity
• 36 x 30 x 53 in
• Clear 1 mil film, described by HSM as tear-resistant
• 50 bags on one roll, one roll per carton
• US catalog reference HSM3630

Single bin or double bin: check before you buy

The FA 400 can leave the factory with either one large collection container or two narrower ones side by side. This bag is cut for the first arrangement. Its 36 x 30 in footprint spans the full width of the cabinet, and the 53 in height lets the top fold over the retaining frame with room to tie it off once full. A double-bin cabinet cannot take it; that layout uses a slimmer, taller bag instead.

Look inside the cabinet: one container means this part, two containers mean the double-bin liner.

Working with a 212-gallon liner

Because the film is clear, whoever runs the shredder can see from the doorway how close the bag is to full. A liner this large holds a lot of particles, and a full one is heavy, so plan the change around who will lift it and where it goes next. Finer security settings expand the paper more, so bags run out sooner on a high-security FA 400 than on a coarser one handling the same paper.

Specifications for HSM 3310000007

Other HSM bags for large Powerline machines

• 3310000011: 92 gallons at 23 x 18 x 60 in, for the FA 400 double-bin setup, also 50 per roll.
• 3310000010: 168 gallons at 27 x 28 x 60 in, for the FA 500.3, the KP 100 baler and the 1049SA.

Who should order this bag

Order it if your FA 400 has one full-width container. If it has two, or if you run an FA 500.3, one of the parts above is the correct choice.